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Tt tS$N# $$ .h tf!wTi; fJ*7 ■?i ? ’■»!* ttnnd or poorw. finSworn, and • eamoo Broctone bytopped ertth ftgardenia*.Matron of honor for her deter wee Mr*. Nancy Parker. A quartet of brideemaids wae competed of tin Ooftdftn, Mrs. Don J. Steward.Mlteee Oene Morgan of Midland amd SftUy Talley of Roewell, N.M. They were identically attired in full-skirted wait*-length dresses of champagne nylon net, their etrapleas bodices ornamented with imported gold flowers. Complementing their frocks wete matching stoles ahd bouquets in which poinsettia blossoms were combined with holly foliage.George T. Kim be 11 was best man for his son. Other masculine members of the wedding party were Hal W. Yeager Jr.. E. M. Yeager. Raymond C. Stanford Jr., Knox Egan, Harry Phillips Jr.. of Chick -ash a, Okla., Martin Eby Jr., of Wichita, Kan., Paul Stanford Jr., of Canton, Texas, and Bob Hulver of Biloxi, Miss.Prominent PairThe rites united the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R, C. Stanford and the son of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Kimbell, all prominent Wich-itans. Both are graduates of the high school and former students in Midwestern University here. The bride holds a degree from the University of Texas where she was a member of Pi Beta Phi1otdJrHlAdilBNHa fifllif Ml Wo*nra uvUlMvOf mj WOTmD WAbUma, 8am woodul of MartfeCnsitettA.'etna. Him Kfifjhtof Houston,JTW. McKee of Dallas, Fred Nelson of Austin, H. % Jones of Port Worth and Miss Anita Budlong of Midland.The reception preceded departure of Mr* and Mrs. Kimbell for a wedding trip through the southwest, the latter traveling in a smart suit of mauve wool with velvet trim in a darker shade. Her accessories were of navy blue and mauve.Dinner PartyThe Woman's Forum Clubhouse was the scene of a dinner given for the engaged couple bv Mr. Kimball's parents. The affair was held in connection with the wedding rehearsal, the invitation list included members of the two families and the bridal party.The meal was served at a table covered with a dark green metallic cloth. The centerpiece was an arrangement of red roses in a silver epergne flanked by green ta-71Pers burning in silver candelabra. Hn-i.Sorority which she served as pres-»»Wichita Falls, she Is a formerident during her senior year. Inmember of Mu Nu Sorority and of the Junior Forum by which she was presented as a debutante. Mr.lolly garlands linked that centerpiece to similar groupings of roses and candles spaced the length of the board.During the course of the party,the honored couple presented suitable gifts to their attendants and exchanged remembrances ofthe occasionSAKimbell holds a degree ingeology from the University ofOdydinibiyleP.n.klahoma where he was a member of Kappa Alpha Fraternity. He now is associated with the Alan Drilling Company in Wichita Falls where the couple will reside.Immediately following their wedding, Mr. and Mrs. Kimbell were honored with a reception at the Woman’s Forum Clubhouse where the holiday theme was repented in decorations. A center of special interest was the refreshment tuble which featured a white satin cover and a decorative arrangement of red rotes flanked by white tapers burning In silvercandelabraHouse party members for theR(!oodcotlHlotlVatlbab
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Wichita Daily Times
Wichita Falls, Texas, US
Sun, Dec 28, 1952
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